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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 23, 1775

Page

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Prince of Orange bestows regimental and governorship posts

Hague notices the Prince of Orange assigns his youngest son William George Frederick to a vacant regiment left by Major General Burmania and names Landgrave William of Herfe Philipsthal as Governor of Sas de Gand. Also details on a United Company of Merchants of England call for sealed bids for pig lead and various colonial notices and public affairs from 1775.

United Company of Merchants of England Parsons Playford Battlodia-Hole Charles Town Continental Congress Congress of Georgia Savannah Husdred Archidale Bulloch, Ltd Ivorge Walton Congress Zobly Sir James Wright America Arenipalto Bur.Loga Gree, and Co Charing Cris Northumberland House Baker’s Coffee

King appoints Robert Ainiiv ambassador to the Ottoman Porte

From the London Gazette: The King appoints Robert Ainiiv to be Ambassador to the Ottoman Porte in place of the late John Murry and grants him knighthood. Also notes the Empress’s continued mineral waters regimen and the Preobrazinsky regiment festival. A road journey order for the Court to Petersbourg from December to January is published along with Bohemia’s decree on peasant labor.

London St.James's Robert Ainiiv Ottoman Porte John Murry Han Majon N.S Vienna Bohemia Caen

Letter from Charleston on Defence and Troop Opposition

Extracted letter from Charles-Lecun in South Carolina describes preparations to oppose landing of his Majesty's troops, fear of losing Fort Charlotte, scarce troops, and a discontented government. Mentions committees planning to raise forces and send aid to Bolton, plus ship news from Bristol and dispatches to Lord Dartmouth and Lord Campbell.

Charles-Lecun South Carolina Fort Charlotte Bolton Bristol Admiral Keppel Jamaica Lord Dartmouth Lord William Campbell Charles Town Falmouth Sandwich Packer Anson Baston Lyon Charlestown Boston Baz

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